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Brighton & Hove’s Labour administration wants to work with Brighton & Hove Albion to find a home within the city’s boundaries for a purpose-built women’s football stadium. The Albion’s top-flight women’s team currently play their games over 20 miles away from the city in Crawley, meaning both players and fans...
The world of trading is constantly evolving, and one phenomenon that has garnered significant attention in recent years is the short squeeze. This article explores what a short squeeze is, how it operates within the context of current monetary policy changes, and its implications for investors as we approach...
Arts Council England has announced today that a partnership led by Norfolk Museums Service with Brighton & Hove Museums has been awarded £1.7m over the next two years (2024-2026) to deliver museum development programmes across the South East. The new team will be called Museum Development South East (MDSE) and...
Over 700 Alzheimer’s Society supporters from across Sussex walked to support people affected by dementia raising £98,000 for the charity. A wave of Alzheimer’s Society fundraisers turned Brighton and Hove blue on Saturday 30 September, 2023 at the charity’s Memory Walk, to help end the devastation caused by dementia. The walk...
Free games, interactive exhibitions, international collaborations, performances and workshops aim to connect audiences and show how technology can aid wellbeing.  Designed to engage people all ages and backgrounds Dreamy Place takes place in Crawley from 12 to 14 October and in Brighton from 19 to 22 October 2023. The festival will encourage...
A business plan is an essential part of preparing for entrepreneurship. It helps you map out what your business will do, its challenges, and how it’ll tackle them. Crucially, a business plan will determine how likely it is to survive infancy. That’s not to say that every venture starts with...
Harlem Eubank will carry on his family’s famous fighting legacy in Brighton when he brings prime-time boxing back to the city on November 10. The unbeaten super lightweight contender headlines in his hometown at The Brighton Centre against tough German Timo Schwarzkopf, on what promises to be an emotionally charged night in front of...
An electrifying reimagining of the ultimate love triangle – mother, father, son – Oedipus Electronica is the eagerly awaited new show from Pecho Mama, the team that brought you ★★★★★ Medea Electronica. Pecho Mama's radical reinvention of Oedipus is a powerhouse production for our times; an intoxicating whirlwind of...
As concerns continue to linger on whether the gambling market should be allowed to advertise and how it should advertise, football fans including brighton fans found themselves in a dilemma. An estimated 11,000 gambling messages were seen during the opening week of the Premier League season. Could this be...
Almost half (44%) of LGBTQ+ identifying people are on track to face poverty in their retirement – with stats revealing their current pension pots due to glean less than £54 per week for food, with no extra cash to set aside for a car, or mortgage payments. With Brighton and...